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  • Migration for the masses

    While it has long been a mainstay of the server environment, Linux has not had quite the same impact on the desktop environment, at least not until now. Con Zymaris, of the

  • Heiner revisited-the battle goes on

    Whistleblower Kevin Lindeberg's story on the Heiner affair-or Shreddergate as it has become known-was first reported in IDM in our July/August 2003 issue ("When proof goes missing"). Since then, Lindeberg's struggle for justice has feature...

  • NEC gets into the groove with SANmelody

    DataCore's SANmelody Disk Server Software will be incorporated into NEC Soft's product portfolio to help end users with storage consolidation, backup difficulties, disaster recovery, auto-provisioning, replication and capacity expansion ov...

  • Sony pays off Ampex to end dispute

    Sony has agreed to pay Ampex US$40 million to end its dispute with the company over a patent disagreement over the use of images in digital image storage and retrieval products, such as digital cameras and PDAs.

  • Lessons to learn

    Corporate Australia may be somewhat nervous about the onset of new stiffer regulations around corporate governance and record keeping, but at least they have a point of reference.

  • Jukebox jury gives the blues top marks

    Australia's Defence Force Credit Union (Defcredit) updates its BizeDocs document management system to great effect with the first HP next generation optical jukeboxes using blue ray technology to be implemented in Australia.

  • Jukebox jury gives the blues top marks

    Australia's Defence Force Credit Union (Defcredit) updates its BizeDocs document management system to great effect with the first HP next generation optical jukeboxes using blue ray technology to be implemented in Australia.